Apollo

Yes, in Greek mythology Apollo had a twin sister named Artemis. She was the goddess of hunting, wilderness, and childbirth, and shared a close bond with her brother.

Apollo had to deal with conflicts among the Greek gods, such as his feud with the god of the sea, Poseidon. Additionally, Apollo had to face challenges from mortals and monsters that threatened his followers. One of the most famous challenges Apollo had to solve was defeating the Python, a monstrous serpent, to establish his sanctuary at Delphi.

The sacred tree of Apollo is the laurel tree. In Greek mythology, the god Apollo was often depicted wearing a laurel wreath on his head, and the tree became associated with him as a symbol of victory, achievement, and poetic inspiration.

Apollo wasn't a goddess. He was a male god. He was the god of music, the sun, medicine, archery, and prophecies.

Apollo is a Greek god associated with various aspects including the sun, music, healing, prophecy, and poetry. He is often depicted as a handsome and youthful deity with a lyre. Apollo was also considered the god of harmony, balance, and order.

In fact Apollo is the Latin form of the name, whereas the Greek form is Apollon.

Apollo was the Greek god of music, poetry, art, oracles, archery, and healing. He was also associated with the sun and light. Apollo was often depicted as a handsome young man with a lyre or bow and arrow.

The god Apollo never got married.

The city of Delphi.

Apollo is the Greek god of the sun, light, music, healing, and prophecy. He is often associated with harmony, reason, and creativity. In Greek mythology, Apollo symbolizes beauty, order, and enlightenment.

Throughout ancinet Greek history there have been many temples to Apollo built.

Apollo is never given a set birth-date: he is a ageless immortal.

Apollo was an archer, so he used the bow and arrow.

because he was the sun god, many believed if the sun did not come out , they would not have enough energy for themselves and for the crops.

apollo fights with monstrous python

Greek gods have no age.

The mother of Apollo is Leto, his father is Zeus, his twin sister is Artemis.

His most famous sons being Aristaeus and Asclepius.

Laurel and Palm Tree is Apollo's sacred tree

Outright?

The children of Niobe, who she bragged were better then Artemis and Apollo, and she better then Leto, who had only born twins while she had six boys and six girls. Some claim there were fourteen children and not twelve, for Artemis and Apollo spared one boy and one girl.

Apollo was different from other Greek gods just as much as every Greek god was different from each other. He was the god of music and prophecies. He was also a twin with the other Greek god Artemis, goddess of the hunt.

He was the god of healing, music, the sun, and prophecy. He can do things relating to his jobs.

Apollon is the Greek name, and Apollo the Roman - but basically they are the same, for in Greek myth rarely does anyone put the 'n' at the end.

Because Agamennon takes prisoner a priestess (Criseida,or Criseis en English) of Apollo's cult. Her father asks for her liberation for ramson but Agamennon refuses. The father prays to Apollo who is enraged to know about it and punishes Agamennon hubrys sending "arrows of plague" to the achaean camp.
All this happens in Homer's Iliad, the story about the troyan war.

Calcante, the priest, and Aquiles press Agamennon for the liberation of Criseis. Agamennon finally accepts and offers an holocaust (sacrifice) to Apollo but asks for Briseida (Aquiles' prisoner) in compensation. Because of this, starts the "wrath of Aquiles" which is the opening theme of the Iliad.

He shot the arrow to kill him.

Mount Parnassus is sacred to Apollo and the muses in Greek mythology. It is where the Oracle of Delphi resided, providing prophetic guidance to those seeking answers. The Muses were believed to live on the slopes of this mountain, inspiring creativity and artistry.